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A Mother Remembered
Contributed by
TammieS
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Thursday, 11th September 2008 @ 05:43:40 AM in AEST
Topic:
toughstuff
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The news I never wanted to hear
The ending I didn't realize was so near
I walked in to see you there
What I saw I could hardly bear
I ran to be there by your side
Your soul was gone, you had died
My heart begans to beat so fast
This moment would be our last
Last time I'd see you and touch your skin
This is the day my sorrow began
The days after went quite fast
As I remembered you in the past
When will all this pain end
When will i start to live again
Its been almost a year
Still everyday i wish you were here
Someone to talk to when I need a friend
I wasn't ready for your life to end
My feelings I hide, so no one can see
I know they wonder whats wrong with me
But what they couldn't see
I was slowly letting you go
Setting you free
In my heart you will always remain
Sometimes the tears I just can't contain
but letting go I am learning to do
Never forgetting always remembering you
I thank you for the memories
Good and bad
The times I was happy
The times I was sad
For you I will always have
an unconditional love
You are my angel looking down from heaven above
I love you so
There could never be another
that I would be so proud to call my mother
Copyright ©
TammieS
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2008-09-11 05:43:40]
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Re: A Mother Remembered
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by NoSaint on
Thursday, 11th September 2008 @ 06:02:24 AM AEST
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Losing a parent is always difficult but you put words to the feeling well
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